The Saskatchewan Fair Accommodation Practices Act
  • Following suit with other provinces at the time, Saskatchewan implemented their own Fair Accommodation Practices Act in 1956.
  • This legislation meant that any and all people deserve the right to freely visit or obtain services from a hotel, victualling house, theatre, or any other facility that is typically available to the public without being denied based on race, religion, religious creed, colour, ethnic or national origin, or class.
Citation

Saskatchewan. An Act respecting Fair Accommodation Practices, 1956, c. 68, -. 235-239. https://historyofrights.ca/wp-content/uploads/statutes/SK_Fair_Ac.pdf

Policy Sub-Topic
Provincial/Territorial Rights (Human Rights)
Policy Type
Provincial Statute

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